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Security · 4 min read

CCTV Camera Placement: Where to Put Cameras for Full Coverage

The most commonly missed blind spots, and where cameras actually earn their keep.

Entry points first

Front door, back door, garage and any gate or side access should always be covered first, most break-ins happen through an entry point, not a random wall or window.

Commonly missed spots

  • Side passages and access between buildings
  • Driveways and parking areas, useful for vehicle and delivery evidence
  • Pool and garden areas on larger properties
  • Second-floor balconies, often assumed safe but frequently accessible

Height and angle matter

Cameras mounted too high often only capture the tops of heads, useless for identification. Correct height and angle balance a wide field of view with a usable, identifiable image.

Why a walkthrough beats guessing

We survey the actual property, not a generic floor plan, and place cameras and sensors based on your real blind spots and how you actually use the space.

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